This lesson focuses on developing cooperative play skills for a small group of kindergarten students. Through a structured game and discussion, students will learn to initiate and maintain play, practice turn-taking, and respond appropriately to winning and losing. This is crucial for their social-emotional development and positive peer interactions. This lesson is for 3 kindergarten students and will last 20-25 minutes.
Nicole
Psychologist
This lesson introduces Pre-Kindergarten students to the concept of cooperation through an engaging story and a fun, interactive game. Students will learn the importance of working together to achieve common goals, fostering social-emotional development and positive peer interactions. This is a Tier 1 (Classroom-Wide) lesson for one 15-minute session.
April
Counselor
This 20-minute Tier 2 lesson helps preschool students develop essential social skills to build positive relationships with peers, reduce aggressive behavior, and communicate effectively. It's designed for small groups, including those with Autism diagnoses, to foster sharing, empathy, and clear communication.
Jerilyn Oppenheimer
Social Worker
This lesson plan is designed to help kindergarten students develop social skills and learn how to interact positively with their peers. Through a series of 12 weekly sessions, students will engage in games and activities that promote teamwork, communication, and empathy. This lesson is important as it lays the foundation for healthy social interactions and emotional well-being, which are crucial for their overall development and success in school.
Chandler Creedon
Counselor, Psychologist
This lesson helps Pre-K students develop essential relationship skills such as sharing, taking turns, and showing kindness. These fundamental social-emotional skills are vital for fostering positive interactions and creating a supportive classroom community. This is a single 30-minute session for Pre-K students.
Ps. Claudia Saavedra
Psychologist
This lesson engages students in a game-based learning activity designed to enhance their social-emotional skills, particularly in interaction, rule-following, and problem-solving. The activity encourages students to work together, communicate effectively, and resolve challenges without adult intervention. This lesson is important as it fosters independence and collaboration, essential skills for personal and academic success.
Mike Schneider-Tran
Counselor
This lesson is designed to help kindergarten students develop the skills needed to initiate play with their peers. Through guided activities and discussions, students will learn how to approach others, suggest play ideas, and join in group activities. This lesson is important as it fosters social skills, confidence, and cooperation among young learners, which are essential for their overall development and success in a school environment.
Hallie Boviard
Counselor
In this interactive 20-minute lesson, 2nd graders will learn strategies to get along with peers during recess by practicing sharing, communication, and cooperation skills. This foundational social-emotional lesson helps students build positive relationships, reduce conflicts, and create a fun, inclusive playground environment.
James Williams
Special Education Teacher, Counselor
This lesson helps PreK students improve their social skills by engaging them in a fun and interactive 'Friendship Circle' activity. Through songs, stories, and role-playing, students will learn the importance of friendship, sharing, and empathy. This lesson is important because it fosters positive social interactions and helps young children develop essential social-emotional skills.
Alicia Walker
Counselor
In this 30-minute Tier 1 SEL lesson for kindergarten special education students, learners will explore cooperation and sharing through interactive games and activities. By practicing teamwork skills, students will build positive relationships and foundational social skills essential for classroom success.
Liza Paussa
Counselor
Students will learn about key social skills such as caring, listening, and cooperating by watching a short video and engaging in a collaborative activity. This lesson will help students grasp the importance of friendship and teamwork, which are essential for their social development.
Jennifer Daigle
Counselor
In this lesson, students will engage in fun, interactive games that require teamwork and cooperation. This lesson is important as it aims to build trust and enhance communication skills among students, which are essential for their social and emotional development.
Michael Gooch
Instructor
This lesson plan is designed to help 3rd grade students learn the skills of initiating and engaging in reciprocal play. Through a series of 15 sessions, students will explore the concepts of fair play, taking turns, and respecting others' feelings. This lesson is important as it fosters social skills, empathy, and cooperation among students, which are essential for building healthy relationships and a positive classroom environment.
Kaila Krouse
Counselor
In this lesson, children will learn about teamwork through a discussion, a fun video, and a hands-on activity. The lesson will emphasize the importance of caring, listening, and working together to solve problems and have fun. Teamwork skills are essential for social development and success in group settings.
Bri’Anca Jordan
Instructor
This lesson focuses on teaching Pre-K students the basics of cooperative play, emphasizing teamwork, sharing, and communication through fun activities. It's important as it helps young children develop social skills and learn how to interact positively with peers, setting a foundation for future collaborative experiences.
Madeline Perry
Counselor
This lesson focuses on teaching 1st graders the importance of cooperation through engaging activities and discussions. By using game-based and active learning strategies, students will learn how to work together effectively, enhancing their social skills and building a foundation for teamwork. This lesson is crucial as it helps young students understand the value of collaboration, which is essential for their personal and academic growth.
DANELLE LOCKLEAR
Social Worker
This 30-minute lesson for K-3 small groups teaches students the importance of sharing and taking turns to maintain fun and positive friendships. This lesson focuses on key social-emotional skills essential for collaborative play and positive peer interactions.
Ronica Lien
Counselor
In this 4-session, 30-minute unit for kindergarteners, students will learn the joy and value of cooperation and teamwork through engaging activities, songs, and discussions (bilingual support included). Building these social-emotional skills helps children work together, solve problems, and create a caring classroom community.
Jacqueline Whitehead
Counselor
This lesson focuses on teaching young students the importance of working together through engaging activities. Students will participate in a collaborative game, watch a video about friendship and teamwork, and engage in a reading activity that reinforces the concept of cooperation. This lesson is crucial for developing social skills, fostering a sense of community, and enhancing students' ability to work effectively in groups.
Kristin Jordan
Counselor
This lesson focuses on essential social play skills for K-3 students, including following rules, taking turns, and using eye contact. These skills are crucial for building positive relationships and fostering a cooperative environment. This lesson is designed for a small group (Tier 2) and will take approximately 20 minutes.
higgins_amber
Counselor
In this 30-minute Tier 2 lesson for kindergarteners, students will learn the value of cooperation and group play through engaging activities and games. By practicing sharing, turn-taking, and teamwork, young learners build essential social skills that support their development and classroom harmony.
David Luba
Counselor, Social Worker
This lesson helps 2nd-grade students develop essential social skills for getting along with others. It focuses on cooperation, sharing, and understanding different perspectives. Designed for a 30-minute small group session.
Nadine Cenord
Social Worker
This lesson introduces Pre-K students to the foundational concepts of sharing, taking turns, and using kind words to foster positive peer interactions. It emphasizes hands-on activities and guided practice to help young children develop essential social-emotional skills. Audience: Pre-K students. Duration: 30 minutes.
kiyoka watkins
Social Worker
This lesson helps children develop social skills and build positive relationships through engaging role-playing and group activities. It's important because developing these skills at a young age lays the foundation for healthy interpersonal relationships that benefit them throughout their lives.
Michael Gooch
Instructor
This lesson focuses on teaching 2-year-olds how to play nicely with their peers through engaging activities. By participating in a cooperative game and a circle time discussion, children will learn the importance of sharing, taking turns, and expressing their feelings. This lesson is crucial for developing social skills and fostering a positive classroom environment.
Rebekah Gladson
Counselor
This 30-minute lesson for a small group of first-grade students focuses on essential social skills like cooperation, sharing, and kind communication, helping them build stronger friendships and a positive classroom community.
Lauren Poccia
Counselor
In this 15-minute kindergarten lesson, students dive into playful exercises to practice cooperation, teamwork, and taking turns. This Tier 1 session builds essential relationship skills aligned with CASEL frameworks, using games and discussions to foster a positive classroom community.
hannah carlson
Counselor
This lesson uses play-based activities to teach kindergarten students the value of sharing and taking turns, fostering social skills and empathy. Through engaging activities, students will learn how to interact positively with peers, understand the importance of cooperation, and develop empathy. This lesson is crucial for building foundational social skills that will benefit students in their academic and personal lives.
Hanna Woodard
Counselor
This lesson introduces Pre-K students to foundational social skills like sharing, taking turns, and using kind words. Learning these skills helps children build positive relationships and navigate social situations effectively. This 30-minute session is designed for the entire classroom.
Emma B
Counselor
In this 30-minute individual session, we will help a shy 7-year-old boy learn to build healthy friendships and feel more confident in social situations. Through engaging activities, a fun game, a short reading, and guided conversation, he’ll practice making connections and handling teasing kindly. This lesson is Tier 3 support, tailored to his unique needs, bullying experiences, and timid nature.
David Sayegh
Psychologist
Boost elementary students’ emotional intelligence by promoting empathy and relationship skills through cooperative games and role-playing exercises. This one-session lesson empowers students to understand others' feelings and strengthen friendships through fun, interactive activities.
Caroline Lopez
Behavior Interventionist
In this lesson, students will engage in cooperative games designed to enhance social skills such as communication, cooperation, and problem-solving. These activities will encourage teamwork and help build a positive classroom community, essential for students' social-emotional development and success in collaborative environments.
David Hoch
Psychologist
This lesson is designed to help a 4-year-old boy learn how to initiate friendships and engage in play with peers through experiential and game-based learning. By participating in a structured play activity, the child will develop social skills, such as taking turns, sharing, and communicating with others. This lesson is important as it lays the foundation for building positive relationships and enhances the child's ability to interact with peers in a friendly and cooperative manner.
Jamie S. Hirsch
Counselor
This lesson aims to help 3rd-grade students learn how to make friends and initiate play through inquiry-based learning. By exploring different scenarios and discussing strategies, students will develop social skills that are essential for building friendships. This lesson is important as it fosters a sense of community and belonging among students, encouraging them to engage positively with their peers.
Nadine Cenord
Social Worker
This 15-minute lesson introduces Kindergarten students to the core concepts of turn-taking and sharing, essential for building positive friendships. It helps students understand the value of cooperation and fairness in group settings.
Cassi Hemker
Social Worker
This lesson engages 3rd and 4th graders in a cooperative game designed to enhance teamwork and positivity. Through game-based learning, students will practice working together and maintaining a positive attitude, which are essential skills for their social and emotional development. The lesson concludes with a discussion to reflect on the experience and reinforce the importance of these skills.
Jonathan Shult
Counselor
This 30-minute lesson introduces 2nd-grade students to the concept of cooperation and its importance in everyday life. Students will learn what it means to work together and practice cooperative skills through a fun, interactive activity. This lesson helps students build essential social-emotional skills, fostering a positive classroom environment and preparing them for future collaborative tasks.
April
Counselor
Designed for grades 2-4, this lesson fosters a collaborative spirit and teaches practical skills for working together effectively. Through engaging group challenges and structured reflection, students learn the importance of listening, sharing responsibilities, and valuing diverse contributions. The objective is to enhance social-emotional learning, improve problem-solving in groups, and build a more cohesive classroom community. This lesson is intended for the entire class over one 60-minute session.
jessica.saraiva
Social Worker
In this K-2 lesson, students develop positive peer interactions and cultivate empathy through fun role-play and collaborative games. By practicing active listening, recognizing emotions, and working together, students strengthen social bonds and learn valuable friendship skills.
Jen Heinze
Special Education Teacher
This engaging 30-minute lesson for 1st graders focuses on developing essential social skills through teamwork and friendship activities. By participating in group activities and games, students will learn how to communicate effectively, cooperate with peers, and build positive relationships, which are crucial for their social development and success in school.
Delilah Murray
Counselor
This lesson introduces Pre-K students to the concept of sharing, fostering early social-emotional development and cooperation. Understanding how to share helps children build friendships and navigate group activities. For Pre-K students, one 30-minute session.
ayates
Paraprofessional
This engaging, 30-minute Tier 1 lesson for 7th graders teaches students how to play nicely on the playground by practicing cooperation, conflict resolution, and respect for others. Building these social skills promotes a positive school culture and helps students feel included and empowered.
Kristyn
General Education Teacher
This lesson helps Kindergarten and 1st-grade students understand and practice appropriate social skills like sharing, taking turns, and using kind words. It's crucial for building positive relationships and a harmonious classroom environment for these young learners. This is a single-session, 30-minute lesson for small groups.
Latisha Smith
Social Worker
This lesson provides Kindergarten students in a small group setting a fun, active opportunity to practice previously learned social-emotional skills: identifying emotions, communicating kindly, sharing, taking turns, and problem-solving. It's a 15-minute hands-on session designed to reinforce positive peer interactions.
Uzmaa Khan
Social Worker, Counselor
This lesson series teaches Pre-K students essential social skills for playing cooperatively and resolving conflicts peacefully. Through engaging activities and direct instruction, students will learn to share, take turns, and communicate effectively to ensure playtime is fun for everyone. This lesson is designed for a small group of Pre-K students over four 15-minute sessions.
Olisa Brown
Counselor
This lesson series teaches Pre-K students essential social skills for playing cooperatively and resolving conflicts peacefully. Through engaging activities and direct instruction, students will learn to share, take turns, and communicate effectively to ensure playtime is fun for everyone. This lesson is designed for a small group of Pre-K students over four 15-minute sessions.
Denise Mueller
Counselor
This lesson focuses on teaching 4th-grade students the importance of getting along with others through engaging activities and a video. By participating in a game-based learning activity and watching a video, students will learn about respect, teamwork, and effective communication. This lesson is crucial for developing social-emotional skills that are essential for building positive relationships and creating a supportive classroom environment.
Nadine Cenord
Social Worker
This lesson focuses on helping 6th-grade students develop skills to get along with each other through a fun and interactive game-based activity. By engaging in a teamwork challenge, students will learn the importance of communication, cooperation, and empathy. This lesson is important as it fosters a positive classroom environment and equips students with essential social skills.
Sydney Reynolds
Special Education Teacher
This 30-minute individual Pre-K lesson helps students understand and practice how to play safely and kindly with others. It's important for developing positive social interactions and preventing accidents.
Ruth Portocarrero
Social Worker
Through role-playing and engaging activities, this lesson helps Pre-K kids identify their peers as part of their support system. By learning to recognize each other's feelings and needs, students foster a classroom culture of togetherness and community. Audience: Pre-K. Duration: 1 session of 30 minutes.
Desiree
General Education Teacher
This lesson introduces 1st-grade students to the concepts of self-regulation and working cooperatively with others. It helps them understand how managing their own emotions and actions contributes to successful group work and a positive classroom environment. This single session is designed for a whole classroom setting and will last approximately 15 minutes.
Rene McAlister-Wallace
Special Education Teacher
This lesson focuses on developing play skills for Pre-K students, emphasizing the importance of social interaction, sharing, and cooperation. Through engaging activities and games, students will learn how to play effectively with peers, fostering essential social-emotional skills. This single 30-minute session is designed to be fun and interactive, ensuring young learners are excited to participate.
kslowick
Counselor
This 20-minute lesson introduces preschool students to the concept of sharing and taking turns, crucial for early social development. It will help students understand the importance of cooperative play and build positive peer interactions. Designed for small groups (Tier 2) at the beginning of the school year.
rachel.sewell
Counselor
In this one-session kindergarten lesson, students learn about healthy competition, cooperation, and sportsmanship through interactive stories and games. This lesson helps children understand that doing their best and supporting peers matters more than winning at all costs, building positive social skills and self-regulation.
Pamela Barry
Psychologist
In this lesson, students will engage in a fun group activity that emphasizes the importance of teamwork and effective communication. Through cooperative learning, they will build social-emotional skills by working together to complete a task. This lesson is important as it helps young children understand the value of collaboration and how to communicate effectively with peers, setting a foundation for future social interactions.
Jeff Darnell
Instructor
This lesson aims to help young children understand the qualities of a good friend and improve their social skills. The lesson includes sharing stories, discussing friendship qualities, and a fun craft activity that reinforces the lesson.
Tamara peay
English
This lesson helps Kindergarten students understand the importance of sharing with their peers, fostering a cooperative and kind classroom environment. It promotes social-emotional development and positive peer interactions over one 30-minute session.
Kelly Hornberger
Special Education Teacher
In this lesson, students will engage in a game-based activity using blocks and magnetic tiles to build structures collaboratively. This lesson is important as it helps students develop essential social skills such as flexibility, active listening, taking turns, and maintaining a positive attitude, which are crucial for their interpersonal development and teamwork abilities.
Sophia Perlmutter
Social Worker
This lesson engages students in fun and interactive team-building activities designed to promote cooperation, problem-solving, and communication. Students will learn the importance of working together and how each individual’s contribution is valuable.
Michael Gooch
Instructor
This lesson aims to improve social skills among 2nd graders through the use of a collaborative game and a video. By promoting respect, turn-taking, and kindness, students will learn how to interact positively with their peers. This lesson is important because it builds the foundation for healthy interpersonal relationships and a positive classroom environment.
Gabriela Gonzalez
Counselor
This lesson teaches Kindergarten students how to initiate play with their peers using simple verbal phrases or by offering a toy. Learning these essential friendship skills helps children build positive relationships and navigate social situations with confidence. This single session lesson is designed for Kindergarten students and will take approximately 15 minutes.
Logan Scherrer
Instructor
This lesson is designed for preschoolers aged 2.9 to 4 years, focusing on socializing with peers. Through engaging activities and a story, children will learn the basics of making friends and interacting positively with others. This lesson is crucial for developing early social skills, especially for children with diverse needs, including a few autistic children in a group of 20.
Allisyn Chase
School Administrator
This 15-minute Tier 2 SEL group lesson helps Kindergarten students develop essential problem-solving skills when they encounter challenges during play. By engaging in discussion, a structured activity, and a game, students will learn to identify problems, brainstorm solutions, and work collaboratively with their peers. This is crucial for fostering positive social interactions and building resilience.
Uzmaa Khan
Social Worker, Counselor
This lesson engages students in trust-building games to foster cooperation, listening, and trust. These activities are designed to enhance teamwork skills and create a bonded classroom community, which is essential for a supportive learning environment.
Jasmine Taylor
Counselor
This lesson introduces 2nd-grade students to cooperative tabletop games, fostering essential social-emotional skills like negotiation and problem-solving. Through guided instruction and collaborative play, students will learn to work together towards a common objective. This single 20-minute session emphasizes teamwork and positive sportsmanship.
Melissa Premo
Counselor
This lesson focuses on developing social awareness among Kindergarten and first-grade students through engaging, game-based activities. By participating in interactive games and watching a video, students will learn the importance of respecting others and understanding social cues. This lesson is crucial for fostering empathy and cooperation in young learners, helping them build positive relationships with peers.
Jamie Ruble
Counselor
In this lesson, kids will learn the importance of teamwork through interactive activities. They will engage in a building challenge, play cooperative games, and reflect on what they learned. This lesson aims to help young children understand how working together can be fun and beneficial.
Ciara McNearly
Instructor
This lesson engages students in a game-based activity designed to build relationships and enhance social skills. Through interactive play, students will learn the importance of teamwork, communication, and empathy. This lesson is crucial for developing interpersonal skills that are essential for personal and academic success.
Bri’Anca Jordan
Instructor
This lesson is designed to enhance social skills among 4th-grade students through a game-based learning approach. Students will participate in a fun and interactive activity that encourages teamwork, communication, and empathy. This lesson is important as it helps students develop essential social skills that are crucial for their personal and academic growth.
Yismark Ponce
Counselor, Social Worker
This lesson uses imaginative play to help young students explore and express a range of emotions. Through role-playing and imaginative scenarios, students will practice empathy and improve their social skills by understanding different perspectives. This lesson is important as it fosters emotional intelligence and helps children develop the ability to empathize with others, which is crucial for their social development.
Sydney Reynolds
Special Education Teacher
In this single 30-minute session for Pre-K classrooms, students explore the concept of sharing through playful activities, stories, and guided discussions. This Tier 1 lesson builds early social skills, empathy, and cooperation, giving young learners the tools to share happily and make friends.
Kimberly Herrick
Social Worker
A three-session group intervention for two 3rd-grade boys who struggle with defiance and emotion management, focusing on building group cohesion and positive social skills through engaging activities. Tier 2 supports help them feel safe, understood, and connected while practicing real-life skills in a 30-minute small-group setting.
Liana Sheinkin
Social Worker
This lesson introduces pre-primary students to the concepts of cooperation and teamwork. It emphasizes the importance of working together to achieve common goals, fostering social-emotional development. This single-session lesson is designed for Pre-primary 1 and 2 students and will last approximately 1 hour.
ConceptX
General Education Teacher
This lesson teaches 3rd-grade students the importance of cooperation and how to practice cooperative skills. Students will learn to work together, solve problems, and achieve common goals, which are vital for academic success and social development. This is a single 30-minute session.
April
Counselor
This lesson teaches autistic kindergarten students how to initiate social interactions during play using simple, clear steps and visual supports. Students will learn to invite peers to play, join ongoing play, and share toys, fostering positive social connections. Designed for a small group of kindergarten students, this 30-minute session emphasizes hands-on practice.
Sarah Gauvin
Social Worker
This lesson introduces 3rd grade students to SEL responsive circles, a tool for fostering emotional intelligence and community in the classroom. Through experiential and collaborative activities, students will learn how to express their feelings and listen to others in a supportive environment. This lesson is important as it helps students develop empathy, communication skills, and a sense of belonging, which are crucial for their social and emotional development.
Hallie Boviard
Counselor
This 15-minute lesson for 2nd graders focuses on the importance of playing well with friends and understanding different ways to be a good friend. It helps students develop essential social skills for positive interactions.
swanson_krista
Counselor
This lesson will help 2nd graders enhance their social skills through a 'Teamwork Challenge' where they participate in a cooperative game/activity and reflect on their experiences. The lesson focuses on the importance of teamwork and helps students build strong communication and cooperation skills.
Ruthie Rayner
Instructor
In this lesson, children will engage in a cooperative storytelling activity where they take turns adding to a story. This activity will help develop their listening skills, creativity, and ability to work together as a team. Cooperative storytelling is an excellent way to practice giving and receiving ideas, fostering a sense of community and collaboration among the children.
Angela Bryant
Health & Fitness, Math, English, Art
This resource is designed for Pre-K, Kindergarten, and 1st Grade students to introduce the value and practice of cooperation. The objective is for young learners to understand how working together helps achieve common goals, fosters positive peer relationships, and makes tasks more enjoyable. The approach uses simple, interactive group activities and storytelling to demonstrate the benefits of sharing, listening, and contributing. For Pre-K, Kindergarten, and 1st Grade students. 1 session, 30 minutes.
Trisha Lee
Counselor
This 8-week Tier 2 lesson series focuses on developing essential social skills for a group of 1st-grade boys. It will help students learn to take turns, resolve conflicts peacefully, express emotions, and follow rules in both classroom settings and games. This lesson is for a small group (7 boys) for 30 minutes once a week over 8 weeks, with consideration for Spanish-speaking students. The teacher will receive guidance on emotional regulation, conflict resolution, and positive social skills to support ongoing development.
Avery Takaha
Counselor
This 15-minute lesson for Kindergarten students focuses on the fundamental social skill of sharing. Students will learn the importance of sharing and practice taking turns, helping them build positive friendships and a harmonious classroom environment. Designed for small group (Tier 2) instruction.
Tamieca Murray
Social Worker
This interactive Pre-K lesson deepens students' understanding of sharing and cooperation beyond just toys, focusing on sharing space, ideas, and helping hands. Through role-playing and group activities, children become part of the 'Sharing is Caring Crew,' practicing respectful interactions and collaborative play. The objective is to foster a sense of community, reinforce empathy, and build fundamental social skills for harmonious group environments. Audience: Pre-K, 1 session, 30 minutes.
Erin
Counselor, Social Worker, Behavior Interventionist
This lesson helps Kindergarten students understand the importance of sharing and practice taking turns. It's crucial for developing social-emotional skills, fostering positive peer interactions, and building a cooperative classroom community. Designed for a small group (Tier 2) setting over 15 minutes.
Jenny Ramsey
Behavior Interventionist
This lesson focuses on teaching young children the importance of kindness and effective communication. Through engaging videos and interactive activities, students will learn how small acts of kindness can have a big impact and how to respect others in school settings. This lesson is crucial for developing social-emotional skills that will help students build positive relationships and express their needs appropriately.
Sophia Perlmutter
Social Worker
In this lesson, students will engage in team-building exercises designed to highlight the importance of working together. Through interactive activities, they will learn to appreciate diverse opinions and skills within a group, fostering a sense of community and collaboration. This lesson is crucial for developing social-emotional skills and creating a supportive classroom environment.
Rebecca Biggard
Counselor
In this 15-minute Tier 2 small-group lesson, first graders learn to self-monitor three key social behaviors—smiling, greeting peers, and sharing. Students will practice using a simple checklist, engage in role-plays, and complete a quick social skills test to boost classroom friendships and self-awareness.
Christina Orsi
Psychologist
This lesson teaches Kindergarten students how to respectfully and successfully join ongoing games and activities on the playground. Learning these social skills helps students build friendships, reduces feelings of exclusion, and promotes a positive play environment. This is a single 30-minute session for Kindergarten students.
Sarah Ballard
Instructor
This lesson helps Kindergarten students in small groups understand the importance of sharing and taking turns. It focuses on developing essential social skills for harmonious play and collaboration. (Audience: Kindergarten, Duration: 20 minutes, Sessions: 1)
Ryan Diaz
Counselor
In this 15-minute Tier 1 SEL lesson for 1st graders, students will learn why sharing is important and practice simple sharing skills through story, discussion, and a fun role-play. Building sharing habits helps children form positive friendships and fosters a caring classroom community.
Ryley Tolbert
General Education Teacher
This lesson is designed to help children ages 9-10 learn how to build and maintain healthy friendships. The lesson includes interactive activities, group discussions, and a reflection period to help students identify key characteristics of good friends and practice social skills.
Tamara peay
English
This lesson aims to foster empathy and cooperation among 5th-grade students who struggle with getting along. Through a short video and a collaborative activity, students will learn the importance of respectful communication and teamwork. This lesson is crucial for building a supportive classroom environment and enhancing students' social-emotional skills.
Kiley Horn
Counselor
This lesson plan is designed for first graders in a small counseling group to help them develop self-control and learn how to make and keep friends. Over 8 sessions, students will engage in activities, discussions, and projects that promote social skills and emotional regulation. The use of Kelso's Wheel of Choices will provide a visual and interactive tool to help students understand and practice decision-making in social situations. This lesson is important as it equips young students with essential life skills that contribute to their overall well-being and success in school and beyond.
Madison Slagle
Counselor
This lesson plan is designed for first graders in a small counseling group to help them develop self-control and learn how to make and keep friends. Over 8 sessions, students will engage in activities, discussions, and projects that promote social skills and emotional regulation. The use of Kelso's Wheel of Choices will provide a visual and interactive tool to help students understand and practice decision-making in social situations. This lesson is important as it equips young students with essential life skills that contribute to their overall well-being and success in school and beyond.
Shari Attebery
Counselor
This lesson plan is designed for first graders in a small counseling group to help them develop self-control and learn how to make and keep friends. Over 8 sessions, students will engage in activities, discussions, and projects that promote social skills and emotional regulation. The use of Kelso's Wheel of Choices will provide a visual and interactive tool to help students understand and practice decision-making in social situations. This lesson is important as it equips young students with essential life skills that contribute to their overall well-being and success in school and beyond.
Rita York
Counselor
In this engaging lesson, students will participate in a mystery game designed to enhance their social skills, particularly empathy and cooperation. Through solving social puzzles and challenges, students will learn to work together and understand different perspectives. This lesson is important as it fosters essential social-emotional skills that are crucial for personal development and effective communication.
Joanne Camann
Instructor
This lesson plan is designed for a group of second graders who struggle with making and keeping friends. Over nine sessions, students will engage in activities and discussions that promote friendship skills, such as communication, empathy, and cooperation. This lesson is important as it helps students develop social skills that are crucial for their emotional well-being and success in school.
Veronica Huizar
Counselor
This lesson introduces 5-year-olds to the concept of friendship through a fun and interactive session. Using a Sesame Street video, students will learn about the qualities of a good friend, such as caring, listening, and collaboration. The lesson includes an engaging activity where students practice these skills through role-playing and teamwork. This lesson is important as it helps young children develop essential social skills that will aid them in forming positive relationships with peers.
Rebekah Gladson
Counselor
This lesson focuses on teaching grade 2 students how to use appropriate social skills to resolve peer conflicts. Through a combination of experiential learning, game-based activities, and a video, students will learn the importance of respect, fair play, and empathy in social interactions. This lesson is crucial for helping students develop the skills needed to build positive relationships and create a harmonious classroom environment.
Melissa Fernandes
Psychologist
In this lesson, students will learn about the importance of playing nicely with others. Using a short video, discussion, and a collaborative activity, students will understand and practice the key elements of playing nicely, such as sharing, taking turns, and being kind. This lesson is crucial in helping young students develop social skills and build a respectful and supportive classroom environment.
Jessica Eisberg
Instructor
This lesson introduces kindergarten students to the concepts of friendship and respect through a video and interactive activities. Students will learn about fair play, taking turns, and being considerate of others' feelings. This lesson is important as it helps young children develop essential social skills that will aid them in building positive relationships and resolving conflicts with their peers.
Rebecca Farnham
Counselor
In this 30-minute, Tier 1 lesson for 1st graders, students explore emotional regulation through a role-play scenario where peers exclude them from play. This lesson helps young learners recognize feelings of exclusion, practice calm-down strategies, and develop empathy and social skills in real-life situations.
Mylee Macahilig
Counselor
This lesson helps young students understand the importance of building positive relationships with adults in their support system, such as parents, teachers, and caregivers. Through storytelling, interactive activities, and creative expression, students will learn how to communicate and connect with adults. This lesson is crucial as it lays the foundation for trust and effective communication, which are vital for their development.
Katie Ray
Counselor
This resource is designed for Pre-K, Kindergarten, and 1st Grade students to explore the foundations of positive friendships. The objective is for young learners to understand qualities of a good friend, practice kind interactions, and learn how to initiate and maintain healthy peer relationships. The approach uses engaging storytelling and interactive activities centered around the idea of a 'Friendship Forest,' where each tree represents a valued connection. This lesson will help students build essential social-emotional skills.
Trisha Lee
Counselor
In this 30-minute Tier 2 small-group lesson, kindergarteners will practice key social skills—sharing, turn-taking, and greetings—through fun, interactive activities. By building these foundational friendship skills, students will feel more confident in group settings and at playtime.
webster.ANGELA@ccpsstaff.org ANGELA
Counselor
In this 15-minute Tier 1 lesson, 1st Grade students will explore the qualities of a good friend and practice friendship skills through discussion and a cooperative activity. Building these social-emotional skills helps students create a positive classroom community and develop lifelong relationship habits.
Tatianna Davis
General Education Teacher
This 3-session lesson for 3rd graders focuses on developing friendship-building skills, essential for social-emotional growth. Students will engage in activities that promote understanding, empathy, and effective communication, helping them form and maintain positive relationships.
hborden
Social Worker
This 12-session lesson series is designed for kindergarten students to develop essential social skills through engaging activities, discussions, and games. Each 20-minute session focuses on a specific aspect of social interaction, helping students build friendships and navigate social situations with confidence. The lessons are crafted to be inclusive, with considerations for students suspected of autism, ensuring all students can participate and benefit.
T'Airra Oliphant
Behavior Interventionist
In this playful 30-minute Pre-K lesson, children learn the social skill of taking turns through interactive activities and games. This foundational lesson helps students develop patience, empathy, and cooperative play — essential life skills for the classroom and beyond.
Natalie
Special Education Teacher
A 15-minute Pre-K lesson for the whole class focusing on how to use words to express feelings and share toys, rather than using hands. This lesson teaches essential social-emotional skills for cooperative play.
Molly Rice
General Education Teacher, Special Education Teacher
This lesson is designed to help first graders develop essential social skills, focusing on building friendships. Through engaging activities and discussions, students will learn how to communicate effectively, share, and cooperate with peers. This lesson is crucial as it lays the foundation for positive social interactions and emotional development, tailored for a small group needing extra support in social skills, lasting 20 minutes.
Daniella Morganelli
Counselor
This lesson engages 3rd-grade boys in a game-based learning activity to develop teamwork skills. Through a fun and interactive challenge, students will learn the importance of working together to achieve a common goal. This lesson is important as it helps students understand the value of collaboration, communication, and mutual support, which are essential skills for their academic and social development.
Jaclyn Andon
Counselor
This lesson aims to teach 2nd grade boys about social awareness through a game-based learning approach. By watching a video on respecting others in school and participating in a related game, students will learn the importance of fair play, taking turns, and being considerate of others' feelings. This lesson is crucial for developing empathy and fostering a positive school environment.
Jamie Ruble
Counselor
In this 50-minute, single-session lesson for 2nd graders, students engage in cooperative games and reflective journaling to strengthen relationship skills, guided by the CASEL framework. Fostering empathy, teamwork, and trust, this Tier 1 resource equips students with essential social-emotional competencies they’ll use both in and out of school.
Sarah Rachel Molloy
Counselor
Students will engage in cooperative games and activities to understand the importance of teamwork and communication. This lesson is essential as it will help develop social and emotional skills like teamwork and effective communication, which are crucial for their personal and academic growth.
Michael Gooch
Instructor
This lesson focuses on developing play skills among 7th graders, emphasizing the importance of play in social and emotional development. Through engaging activities and discussions, students will learn how to interact positively with peers, resolve conflicts, and enhance their creativity. This lesson is crucial for fostering a supportive classroom environment and improving students' interpersonal skills.
kslowick
Counselor
In this 30-minute Pre-K SEL lesson, students will explore the concept of community within their classroom through engaging read-aloud, interactive activities, and collaborative discussion. This lesson fosters a sense of belonging, cooperation, and empathy—essential skills for young learners to feel safe and connected at school.
Itzel Perez
Counselor
In this 6-session Kindergarten group lesson, students will develop essential social skills such as sharing, taking turns, empathy, and conflict resolution through hands-on activities and guided practice. This Tier 2 small-group curriculum helps teachers support students who need extra practice with making friends and cooperating with peers in fun, age-appropriate ways.
David Luba
Counselor, Social Worker
This lesson aims to help a kindergarten girl on the autism spectrum use her words to express feelings, refrain from tantrums, and follow directions. Through engaging videos, sensory-friendly activities, and interactive games, the student will learn to recognize emotions and understand the importance of following directions. This lesson is crucial for developing emotional regulation and communication skills, which are foundational for social interactions and academic success.
Sophia Perlmutter
Social Worker
This lesson plan is designed to engage students in a fun and interactive activity that promotes social-emotional learning. Through a series of games and discussions, students will explore emotions, empathy, and teamwork. This lesson is important as it helps students develop essential life skills such as understanding emotions, effective communication, and collaboration, which are crucial for their personal and social development.
Jeremy Jennings
Instructor
